Rome talks concluded smoothly

Reports indicate that the Lebanese-Israeli negotiations held in Rome over three days under U.S. sponsorship did not result in a final agreement or tangible progress in implementing future steps. The only consensus was on some ideas regarding border areas and troop withdrawal. Disagreements continued over monitoring the withdrawal process and expanding model zones. Sources highlighted that the American stance was decisive in maintaining the continuity of the negotiations, and Lebanon insists on expanding the areas and the withdrawal of Israeli forces to facilitate the implementation of a plan involving the dismantling of Hezbollah’s weapons and the deployment of the Lebanese army. There is international optimism about Lebanon’s ability to negotiate independently without direct regional or international intervention. The negotiations are expected to resume in early September, with intensified U.S. mediation efforts aimed at achieving tangible progress.

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